The founder of the "Japanese Red Army" left prison after 20 years
In Japan on Saturday, Fusako Sigenobu, the founder of the Japanese Red Army, was released after 20 years of imprisonment Fusako Sigenobu. Sigenobu adhered to radical communist views. In the early 1970s, in Lebanon, she, together with her husband, created the "Japanese Red Army", which aimed the world socialist revolution. The group was international, part of its members were Palestinian left -wing radicals.